Comments by ToTopl

1. Sue Blackmore debates Alister McGrath

Comment #149099 by ToTopl on March 25, 2008 at 5:52 am

McGrath is real expert of covering very simple point in very long time.

I also didn't know that politeness could make me annoyed before I heard McGrath.

2. Interview with Richard Dawkins

Comment #134278 by ToTopl on February 27, 2008 at 2:22 pm

As for the statistical correlation whit mental health and religion, there is also positive correlation between inteligence and depression.

3. THE FOUR HORSEMEN - Available Now on DVD!

Comment #99093 by ToTopl on December 15, 2007 at 1:49 pm

Funny how you "supporters" have re-written history. If you'll look back without a zealot's eyes, you'll see that we weren't told we were going in to "remove a brutal dictator."

It was alweys planned, I don't watch American news but in Polish news it was actually highlighted often. I am sure that it was planned from begging becouse I discussed it before the war on Polish board.

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